Colgarán (en. Will hang)

/kolɡaˈɾan/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To suspend something from a place.

They will hang the picture on the wall.

Ellos colgarán el cuadro en la pared.

To leave something in a place, especially when it has been finished using.

They will hang their coats on the coat rack.

Colgarán sus abrigos en el perchero.

To interrupt a conversation or communication.

If you don't arrive on time, they will hang up the call.

Si no llegas a tiempo, colgarán la llamada.

From the Latin 'collocare', meaning 'to make something stop or hold in a place.'

to hang up the gloves

To withdraw from an activity or stop doing something.

colgar los guantes

to hang by a thread

To be in a precarious or unstable situation.

colgar de un hilo

not to hang oneself

Not to exaggerate or not to take things too seriously.

no colgarse

hung

That has been suspended from a place.

colgado

hanging

An object that hangs or hangs from another.

colgante

to hang oneself

To suspend oneself.

colgarse

To invite someone not to participate anymore in a conversation or activity.

If you keep this up, you will hang up the call on me.

Si sigues así, me colgarás la llamada.

Not to be available to do something.

I can't go out today, I have to hang on with work.

Hoy no puedo salir, tengo que colgarme con el trabajo.